RDV: The Development of Personal Identity Rights at the European Court of Human Rights: whose rights and what is achieved?
The Development of Personal Identity Rights at the European Court of Human Rights: whose rights and what is achieved? By […]
The Development of Personal Identity Rights at the European Court of Human Rights: whose rights and what is achieved? By […]
How does the criminalization of abortion impact women? Therapeutic abortion has been decriminalised in Peru since 1924, but it was […]
The right to protection from violence and exploitation is one of the most commonly-protected constitutional rights of children, being second […]
On March 21st, research professor Satang Nabaneh will hold a talk titled "Gendered politics of Autocratization in Africa" at the RDV […]
In England, a rhetoric of supporting ‘troubled families’ through policy interventions mushroomed during the New Labour years of the late […]
Researchers in the social sciences, including legal studies, political science, social work, and sociology, utilize specific, discipline-based approaches to analyzing […]
In this digital RDV seminar, research professor Steven Van de Walle will share from his innovative research on the attitudes […]
In this RDV-seminar, professor Richard Devlin and professor Sheila Wildeman, both from the Schulich School of Law from the Dalhousie […]
In this seminar, Dr. Lucy Hunt addresses the social consequences of the refugee crisis in Greece, and particularly how state […]
Child welfare agencies around the world have experimented with algorithmic predictive modeling as a method to assist in decision-making regarding […]